Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Notebook"s

A: It means a notebook keyboard is bad and they don’t want to talk about it

A: From, https://gizzet.com/en/blog/din.html
> DIN is the abbreviation for "Deutsches Institut für Normung", which means German Institute for Standardization.
> In the year 2018 the number of DIN standards had grown to a total of 34,265. DIN standards now cover a wide range of fields - here are some examples: (See pic)

A: thin laptop

A: Who's the target audience?
By notebooks, did you mean laptops?
Beauty is not usually associated with a consumer product. I'm thinking of elegance or something along that line.
Instead of "to match the beauty level of this notebook", you could say "worthy of".

A: Beautiful notebooks are very important, because beautiful notebooks make people want to write just as beautifuly.

There you go, almost perfect, good job!

A: I write on my notebook.....
I give my notebook to my friend..
The teacher distribute our notebooks during class..
The government distributed many notebooks to every school....
hope can help...😊😊😊

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A: I don't know how I can clean my room when my closet is filled with miscellaneous notebooks.

You can use miscellaneous similarly to how you would use random.

A: I’m assuming you mean, notebook vs. notepad, because “pad”, on its own, can have many different meanings.
Anyways, a notebook is typically bigger than a notepad.
Notepads are for little jottings whereas notebooks are for notes or anything that requires lots of paper.

Sometimes though, notepads will be a bit on the bigger side, but they still look different from a notebook. The main giveaway is where the coil/spine is placed. If it’s placed on the top, then it’s probably a Notepad, if it’s placed on the side, then it’s a notebook.
Here’s a notebook:

A: A notebook can be a simple type of laptop, but without context it usually means тетрадь

A: notebook (computer) and laptop (computer) are the same.

"Notebook" is slightly less formal (比较非正式).

词原:

笔记本电脑 - 电脑大小得跟一本书差不多，可以叠起来， 用来记下信息像笔记本。

"lap-式电脑" - 电脑可以在大腿/膝盖(英语叫做"lap")上使用。这个词是根台式电脑(desk-top)做比较。

A: notebook= are the books mostly used in classrooms, typically A4 lined paper.

notepad= typically small, used to write notes on. eg: note pads for shopping lists, to do lists.

binder: a hard cover used to hold papers, often have rings in them to place papers and books inside.

A: A notebook is something you constantly refer to. It's a collection of notes. A writing pad is something you just write whatever on. You can MAKE your writing pad your notebook and vice versa.

A: 我对这个问题也很好奇，所以提问了，刚刚有个人回答了，我搬过来，希望能帮到你

I don’t think we have a special word for that in English. But at my wife’s company, they have a document called a “Wrongbook” where they write down their mistakes. I think they invented that word themselves. Maybe if you can’t find a better word, you could use that.

A: Yup, that's exactly what I meant by context. "not on the agenda" would be interpreted less literally -- it just means a plan or schedule, which might be written down, but it doesn't need to be a book. I could say "My agenda for today includes shopping and going to the library" even if I hadn't written it down.

A: in.

You would say on if it was on the front of the book but not in the pages.

A: Some homework

A: Sleeve

A: "Is this your notebook?"
"Yes."

A: Inside are Pokemon pencils and notebooks. (in a bag or desk)

They carry Pokemon notebooks and pencils (a store.)

A: Just planner. Yea, journal is similar to a diary, but sometimes people also write their plans in it.

A: The notebook became dirty with a grease spot

A: It is a notebook that I found in the classroom.